Tony Mai, M.D., is a board-certified, fellowship-trained ophthalmologist specializing in cataract, glaucoma, cornea, and refractive surgery. He provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment for patients seeking to protect and enhance their vision, offering personalized, patient-centered care.
Tony Mai, M.D., is a board-certified, fellowship-trained ophthalmologist specializing in cataract, glaucoma, cornea, and refractive surgery. He provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment for patients seeking to protect and enhance their vision, offering personalized, patient-centered care.
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The established patient was my Mother (91 yrs old with moderate dementia) we were there for 3 hrs for a simple check up. Never saw the doctor and the office manager never talked with us. We finally had enough and left. You can't hold patients hostage and not communicate. There were several other patients dealing with the same thing. Very disappointing.
(1 week ago)
Jul-2026
He was fine for the first time, had no problems.
(2 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
Very thorough examination,
(3 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
Both the staff and Dr. Mai very friendly. Very helpful and on point
(1 month ago)
Jun-2026
Answered all questions professionally and I think he is very good at his profession.
(1 month ago)
Jun-2026
Very bright and gave additional information and advice.
(1 month ago)
Jun-2026
I observed two conversations while waiting to be seen. Both not helpful to the patient, one on the phone was reprimanded for not showing up for her one week appointment after surgery. And the other man was sent out of the office without any sunglasses, he should’ve been handed one of those cheap little pairs. He also asked for a referral to an optometrist and receptionist said she didn’t know of any The receptionist should have 2 trees optometry cards available as they have your card available. Than when I was escorted back. The woman seemed very aloof, and in a hurry it was noon. maybe she was hungry I don’t know but very unempathetic although this is my first eye surgery for me in my 70s. She was very abrupt and unsympathetic and she gave me instructions that I didn’t know the terms she was using. And I walked out and never met the doctor.
(2 months ago)
May-2026
DLV Vision: Westlake Village
4353 Park Terrace Dr #150 Westlake Village, CA 91361
Tony Mai, M.D., is a board-certified, fellowship-trained ophthalmologist specializing in cataract, glaucoma, cornea, and refractive surgery. He provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment for patients seeking to protect and enhance their vision, offering personalized, patient-centered care.
His expertise includes advanced lens procedures, EVO ICL implantable lenses, and micro-invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS).
Dr. Mai’s philosophy of care is: “Vision shapes how we move through the world. I restore sight when possible and protect it when it’s at risk, helping patients build the tools and confidence to live their best lives.”
The established patient was my Mother (91 yrs old with moderate dementia) we were there for 3 hrs for a simple check up. Never saw the doctor and the office manager never talked with us. We finally had enough and left. You can't hold patients hostage and not communicate. There were several other patients dealing with the same thing. Very disappointing.
He was fine for the first time, had no problems.
Very thorough examination,
Both the staff and Dr. Mai very friendly. Very helpful and on point
Answered all questions professionally and I think he is very good at his profession.
Very bright and gave additional information and advice.
I observed two conversations while waiting to be seen. Both not helpful to the patient, one on the phone was reprimanded for not showing up for her one week appointment after surgery. And the other man was sent out of the office without any sunglasses, he should’ve been handed one of those cheap little pairs. He also asked for a referral to an optometrist and receptionist said she didn’t know of any The receptionist should have 2 trees optometry cards available as they have your card available. Than when I was escorted back. The woman seemed very aloof, and in a hurry it was noon. maybe she was hungry I don’t know but very unempathetic although this is my first eye surgery for me in my 70s. She was very abrupt and unsympathetic and she gave me instructions that I didn’t know the terms she was using. And I walked out and never met the doctor.